Servant Keeper

Read our simple guide to help you make your website better today: https://lnkd.in/eETvk6Wp It's no secret that church websites (in general, there are certainly exceptions) have a reputation for being outdated, unhelpful, or even just non-existent. There, we said it. But it's not really the church's fault! The website building tools sold to churches are often clunky and too hard to keep up to date, or too expensive that a church team wonders if it's even a good use of resources. When you're ready, we have a tool that will allow you to build a fresh new site in as little as 11 minutes. Let's go build a better church website!

Struggling with Church Communications? 🤔 👉 Get help via our church communications guide here: https://lnkd.in/eddqSEeC Can you relate? You share an event with your ministry via email and get no responses. Or people sign up but flood you with questions already answered in the email or on the website. Maybe you're sending out emails, social posts, and texts, but it all feels haphazard instead of strategic. We've been there too. That's why our church communication experts have created a quick guide with actionable best practices to improve your strategy in 4 key areas.

Save a seat for our webinar, Beyond Burnout: Rediscovering Joy in Ministry. https://lnkd.in/deFFUj8E Feeling burnt out in ministry? You're not alone. In fact, a recent survey showed that 51% of ministry leaders have thought about leaving ministry altogether in the last 3 years. Come get some wisdom, encouragement, and practical steps from a pastor who survived and moved beyond burn out.

We made these resources to help you with your Easter service prep so that you can stay focused on the more important things (like preparing your sermon, being ready to engage with new visitors, and reaching the lost with the Good News that He is risen). https://lnkd.in/gajDDHeJ They're yours, free for the taking, and you can edit them in Canva.

Our latest blog post offers some food for thought around how to (& how not to) talk about giving during your upcoming Easter services.

We're wrapping up our recent dive into ministry planning with a look at one final piece: evaluating the impact of all our planning and efforts. It's not just about the plans; it's about the people we serve and the difference we make. Check out our latest blog post for insights on measuring what truly matters in ministry. https://lnkd.in/gJgqiJmx

Did you download our customizable ministry calendar templates yet? Use them to share your ministry plans for the year with your members and community. You can find the three templates in the "Description" section of our previous webinar here: https://lnkd.in/eiWK5fFf Helpful tips: 1. Utilize one for your entire ministry or multiple for different areas (consider one for youth ministry, one for women's ministry, one for senior's ministry). 2. These templates are crafted in Canva. You'll need to set up a Canva account to edit them, but it's completely free and user-friendly.

"What's going on here?" Don't leave your members and visitors asking that question. Check out our recent blog post to find creative ways to communicate your ministry activities and increase involvement!

Here's some good news for 2024! Your members may be feeling more optimistic and invested than you realize. Let's keep finding ways to invite people to get involved, to get connected, and to serve.

Picking up where we left off in sharing ministry trends for 2024. This is a tough one. 😔 Many pastors are feeling a pull to leave the pulpit because of burnout. Share below how you prevent burnout (whether in your ministry, or in a job outside of ministry). We can't singlehandedly tackle ministry burnout. It's a complex issue. But we are doing all we can to support ministry leaders by reducing their administrative burdens, automating tasks, and being here as not just a software company, but a true partner in ministry.